Incubation container
AssigneeNikon Corporation
InventorsYasushi Ogihara, Ichiro Sase, Roman Zantl
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AssigneeNikon Corporation
InventorsYasushi Ogihara, Ichiro Sase, Roman Zantl
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A laboratory dish comprises an incubation container, containing cultured cells, for observation through a microscope, in which a partitioning member partitions an interior of the incubation container into a plurality of incubation chambers by substantially perpendicular walls. The partitioning member tightly fits to a bottom portion of the incubation container, thereby capable of retaining in separation a liquid inputted in each of the incubation chambers from liquids in the other incubation chambers. A cover member covers an upper portion of each of the incubation chambers partitioned by the partitioning member and tightly fitted to the partitioning member. A whole or part of the cover member is formed of a transparent member, and the upper portion of each incubation chamber is formed with an opening via which to input the liquid.
An incubation container, containing cultured cells, for observation through a microscope, comprising:
An incubation container, containing cultured cells, for observation through a microscope, comprising:
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